Artur P.

Boston, MA, United States

13 Oct 19:52

Most likely you tried to access the Workshop before it started or after it was over or there was a local security issue. All Dermpedia systems were working fine.

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13 Oct 19:43

We had a great Workshop with Thibault Keverrec on Poroid Neoplasms. The recording will be released on 10/22. 

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Technically-yes. You can attach pictures or vidoes and ask people for their opinions. Dermpedia can function the same way as Facebook case sharing platforms such as McKee Derm but without the annoying advertizing. I am also considering an idea of members only consensus conference. Unfortunatly, live consensus consensus would be expensive to run due to value of time. I would love to see more feedback from the Dermpedia Community regarding need for case sharing and consensus conference.

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18 Sep 21:12

We had a great 2 hour-long Workshop on Keratoacanthoma with Dr. Richard Carr on 9/17th. It was a really great event that had impact on my practice. The recording is scheduled to be available on Sunday, 9/20th. I highly recommend it.

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25 Jun 10:04

131 participants joined the 5-Day Soft Tissue Tumors Challenge so far. How about you? Can you find enough motivation to invest in yourself and complete the Challenge before Friday?

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21 Jun 22:40

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Watch 5 Dermpedia videos recorded by Dr Jerad Gartner, M.D., discussing 5 benign soft tissue lesions that can be mistaken for malignancies.

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17 Jun 13:30

All SENIOR MEMBERS have access to the 2023 Dermpedia CME Course! Membership includes access to course which after 3 years loose their formal CME accreditation.

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20 May 11:44

I am reaching out today to share a bit about our core philosophy and to introduce a program designed specifically to help you take the next step in your dermatopathology education.

There is a massive amount of free medical education online right now, particularly on social media. While that accessibility is fantastic, "free" often comes with a hidden price. On those platforms, you aren't the student—you are the product being sold to advertisers. You are forced to navigate intrusive ads, chaotic feeds, and platforms that were ultimately designed to distract you, not educate you.

I built Dermpedia to be completely different. We provide a premium, dedicated, and ad-free environment combining the interactive community of a modern professional society with the high-definition streaming quality of platforms like Netflix.

However, building and maintaining this level of independent digital infrastructure without selling ads or user data means that Dermpedia cannot be entirely free.

At the same time, we are deeply committed to our mission: world-class dermatopathology education must be accessible to everyone, regardless of where they live or their career stage. That is why I am incredibly proud to highlight the Dermpedia Tuition Assistance Program.

If the standard cost of a full membership is a barrier to your continued learning, we want to help. We offer significantly discounted (up to 90%)—premium memberships for:

  • Trainees: Current residents and fellows worldwide.

  • Global Practitioners: Colleagues practicing in developing nations (based on World Bank economic classifications).

If you fall into either of these categories, please do not let cost be a barrier to advancing your diagnostic skills.


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19 May 15:53

I would like to announce the launch of Dermpedia Academy, a branch of Dermpedia chaired by Dr. Jerad Gartner, dedicated to education of residents, fellow and general surgical pathologists interested in or forced to signout dermpath. We are also launching Trainee/International Tuition Assistance Program. The goal of this program is to adjust the Dermpedia fees to reflect the purchasing power of physicians in different countries and stages of their career. 

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11 May 20:37

Check out this 🆓 lecture on thinking in terms of probability about management of melanocytic lesions. You will love it https://dermpedia.org/programs/decoding-dermpath-for-pcps-thinking-in-bets-melanocytic-lesions1bed20